Introducing Neo · Private beta
Introducing Neo

The AI that understands how you work.

The AI that understands how you work.

Neo connects your conversations, ideas, files, research, and decisions into one evolving intelligence.

Available on macOS 13+ · See all platforms
What breaks today

Most AI starts over.

Every new chat begins without the context of your ongoing work, decisions, or ideas. The tools are powerful. The relationship is amnesiac.

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Design decision12 days ago
Related research briefLibrary
Draft responseNow
What Neo does instead

Neo builds continuity.

Neo connects what you say, create, research, and decide, so your intelligence grows with you — instead of starting from zero every time you open a new window.

Neo in action · illustrative

A question, connected to what you've already decided.

The same loop Neo runs whether you asked it out loud or typed. This demo animates the interface — the model responses shown are examples, not a live call.

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What did we decide about pricing?

Recreated product scenes using Neo's real interface.

Neo Mind

Your thoughts, connected.

Neo Mind turns conversations, files, ideas, decisions, and research into an evolving map of what matters to you. Not a chat log. Not a black box. A map you can navigate, prune, and trust.

Connections explain themselves

Hover any link to see how it formed, how strong it is, and when.

Understanding decays honestly

What you stop returning to weakens. Neo doesn't pretend to remember what you don't.

You stay in control

Delete anything, anytime. What Neo forgets is gone — from disk, and from context.

Chat & Voice

Talk naturally. Keep the context.

Speak or type — Neo answers with the same understanding either way, and shows you what it's doing at every moment.

  • Idle, listening, understanding, speaking — clearly indicated.
  • Wake word is opt-in. No always-on microphone.
  • One conversation across voice and text.
Screen · Camera · Files

Bring Neo into the work.

Neo only sees what you choose to share. Every input is deliberate. Nothing runs in the background.

Screen shared by you
Your screen

Pick a specific window or screen. A floating bar shows what's being shared, with Stop always visible.

Camera active
Your camera

Off by default. On when you turn it on. Off the moment you close the panel.

File received
Your files

Drag anything in — a PDF, a codebase, a folder. Neo works with what you handed it, nothing else.

Memory over time

Understanding that compounds.

The longer you use Neo, the more useful it gets. An illustrative scenario — not a specific user.

Day 1Saved as project context

You introduce a project. Neo captures the goal, the constraints, the shape of what you're building.

Day 7Remembered from an earlier conversation

You drift mid-conversation. Neo surfaces the earlier decision and asks whether you're changing it — or forgetting it.

Day 30Connected to a saved decision

You bring a new idea in. Neo connects it back to the original direction — and tells you why the connection is there.

Research

Research without losing the thread.

Neo reads sources, compares them, and writes a structured analysis saved to your Library — routing each question to the model best suited to it. One unified experience, not a menu of vendors.

  1. 01QuestionYou ask something worth thinking about.
  2. 02SourcesNeo pulls papers, docs, and pages that matter.
  3. 03ComparisonIt weighs them against each other, not just quotes them.
  4. 04UnderstandingYou get a structured report, saved to your Library.
Who Neo is for

Different work. Same shape of help.

Drop your syllabus, lecture recordings, and notes in. Ask Neo what your professor said about a specific concept, or have it walk you through a chapter using your own class's framing — not a generic textbook.
Privacy & trust

You stay in control.

Trust is a design decision. Neo is built so that "trust us" isn't the answer — the answer is that you can see what it did, why, and with what.

  • Permissions are user-controlled and enforced at the source.
  • Active sharing is always visible — screen, camera, mic.
  • Memories can be inspected and removed, individually or wholesale.
  • Neo explains why it recalled something — the connection is auditable.
  • Beta note: builds outside the Mac App Store; notarization in progress.

Legal pages linked below contain placeholder copy pending legal review.

Neo · Permissions
You are in control
  • Microphone

    Only active while you're talking to Neo. No wake word running in the background.

  • Camera

    Off unless you open Camera mode. Off the moment you close it.

  • Screen sharing

    One specific window or screen, only while you're sharing.

  • Memory

    Neo saves the things you tell it to save. Inspect and delete anything, anytime.

  • Email

    Off by default. Turn on to let Neo read drafts and threads you point it at.

Join the Beta

Be one of the first to work with Neo.

Invites go out in small batches so we can actually pay attention. We're looking for people who'll use Neo for real work and tell us when it disappoints them.

Optional, but it helps us prioritise invites.

Optional.

Invites go out in small batches. We don't send an email until we have one to send.

Beta access

What you get during the beta.

Pricing hasn't been finalised. Beta users get access first, and won't be surprised by a bill.

Request Beta AccessmacOS 13+ today · iOS, Android & Windows later
Neo Beta
Free during beta
  • Early access to the Neo desktop app
  • A direct product feedback channel with the team
  • New features as they become available
  • macOS first — Apple silicon and Intel
  • Limited beta capacity, invites in small batches
FAQ

Reasonable questions.

Neo is an AI operating system for your Mac. Instead of forgetting every conversation, it builds an evolving understanding of your projects, decisions, files, and ideas — and uses that understanding to answer better.

One continuous intelligence

Your AI should not have to meet you again every day.

Neo builds continuity across the work, ideas, and decisions that matter to you.

Join the BetaCurrently macOS only · See platform roadmap